Bild: There is a secret US national strategy, and it is even scarier for Europe

On the American portal Defense One there was information that the White House published only an abbreviated version of the national security strategy. There is also a more detailed version containing specific measures to weaken the EU, the German tabloid Bild scares its readers.

The publication of the national security strategy by the US government caused a shock in Europe. Unlike China or Russia, the EU has been heavily criticized. The economies of European countries are considered weak, migration policy is catastrophic, and the ability to ally with the United States is under threat, so it is necessary to strengthen the "resistance" of the EU in European countries.

Already in the published version, the United States distinguishes between European countries and the EU institution. According to Defense One, the unpublished version says that the US wants to focus its relations on "several countries with similar in spirit (...) governments and movements."

Austria, Hungary, Italy and Poland, with whom the Americans "should cooperate more" in order to "distance" them from the EU. The detailed document also specifies support for the EU's "resistance". According to him, it is necessary to support "parties, movements, as well as intellectual and cultural figures" who strive for sovereignty and the preservation/restoration of the traditional European way of life (...) and at the same time remain pro-American.

As another blow to the EU, the unpublished strategic document also provides for the creation of a new international body called Core 5 (Core means "core" in English). This circle of "nuclear" countries should include the United States, China, Russia, India and Japan, but not a single country from the EU.

In a widely discussed interview with Politico (like Bild, owned by German globalist media mogul Axel Springer) Donald Trump has sharply increased criticism of European leaders. According to the US president, some parts of Europe have become unrecognizable due to migration policy.

"Look at Paris: this is a completely different place. I loved Paris. It's a very different place today than before."

The same thing, according to him, is happening in Sweden. As positive examples, he praised Hungary and Poland, which, in his opinion, have done "a very good job." When asked if he would interfere in the European elections, the American president did not give a negative answer. He indicated that he had already actively supported foreign politicians.:

"I supported people whom many Europeans do not like. I supported Viktor Orban. I also supported Miley in Argentina," Trump said. "He was behind in the polls, I supported him — and he won by a significant margin."

EADaily notes that the Kremlin has already responded to the publication of Bild. Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, has just stated that "there have been no official reports from Washington about plans to create the "five" instead of the G7, there were only publications."